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Get the latest Mitsubishi ASX insurance quotes from across the UK

Looking for the latest Mitsubishi ASX Insurance Group quotes? The cost of insurance can vary greatly between providers and we understand that this can make the whole process confusing. However, with our independent service, you will receive a variety of quotes in seconds. Look at the information below to discover the key things you need to know before taking out a policy.

What insurance group does the Mitsubishi ASX belong to?

The Mitsubishi ASX belongs to insurance groups 13 to 25, meaning that it is significantly cheaper to insure than other Mitsubishi models because it does not have the best engine. You can check to see which Mitsubishi ASX insurance group your model belongs to online.

How much could I save if I compare quotes?

There isn’t an exact amount you can save on your insurance due to how varied quotes can be. Car insurance quotes can vary drastically between the year it was made, its engine type and size, the age of the driver, and how long the driver has had their license. However, research has shown that the average driver could save up to £200 off the cost of their policy simply by shopping around.

What type of cover can I choose?

There are three main types of insurance: third party; third party fire & theft; and comprehensive. Third party is the minimum legal cover you need and covers the cost of the accident when you are responsible for causing damage to other people’s property or causing injury to another person. Fire & theft will pay out to you if your car catches fire or is stolen. Unlike third-party insurance, comprehensive insurance covers the cost of any repairs that your own vehicle might need in the case that you are responsible for the accident. Comprehensive insurance also usually includes fire and theft, breakdown cover, and motor legal insurance.

Will I be able to protect my no-claims discount?

Yes, when switching providers, you can choose to protect your no-claims discount. The only thing to be aware of is that switching your policy halfway through the terms of your contract could cause you to lose a full year of your no claims discount.

Are there ways to reduce my quote?

You can reduce the cost of your quote in a number of ways. These include:

• paying more excesses — the amount you pay before your insurer pays out
• limiting your mileage — the amount of driving that you do per year
• not taking on more cover than you need
• improving the security of your vehicle — installing a car alarm system

These are some of the best ways to make significant savings on your policy. You’ll notice when you go to accept an offer that if you add on extra cover, this will push up the quote. Think about whether you really need extra cover before taking it out.

How do I accept an offer?

If you have found an offer you like, you can accept it by clicking on the section and following the instructions. Most insurers will allow you to complete the application online. However, you may need to complete it over the phone.

You usually have up until the date your policy starts to accept an offer.